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DIEGO www.ucsdg;uardian.org VOL ,\I E 104, ISSUF 17 UCSD tests UC Regents to vote on Bay Bridge admissions overhaul supports Atkinson endorses the proposal Bay Area span to By MARGARET O'NEILL T he Board of Admissions and Senior Staff Writer Relations with Schools, which be rebuilt stronger developed the proposal, defines The Committee on omprehensivc review as "the By KECIA R. FELTON Educational Policy of the UC process by which srudems applying Staff Writer Board of Regents voted lO UC campuses arc eva lu ated for Wednesday 13-2 to adopt a com- . admission ming multiple measures UCSD structural engineers on prehensive review process in of ac hi evement and promi c while Tuesday conducted seismic testing undergraduate admissions sys­ considering the comext in which on a concrete- and steel-reinforced temwide, sending the proposal to each stud ent has demonstrated pier that models those planned to a vote by the entire UC Board of academic achi evement." support the new east span of the Regents. The Assembly of the Acadcmic San Francisco-Oakland Bay Comprehensive review would Senate, a UC-wide body consisting Bridge. replace the old system of admis­ of fa culry and staff from the ninc The tests, which began last sions, and require campuses to cre­ campu es, adopted the proposal b} week, were conducted at the ate a new system that takes into B.O .A. R.S. unanimously In Charles Lee Powell Laboratories at account factors other than just test October. UCSD to determine the overall cores and grade point averages for If passed by the regents, the strength 3nd earthquake resistance all applicants. proposal will eliminate the criteria of the newly designed bridge The entire board, consisting of established by 1995's SP- I, which columns. 26 regents, will vote Thursday on mandatcs that 50 to 75 percent of The project is headed by UCSD whether to adopt the policy. If each ad mitted class must he Jacobs School of Engineering passed, the cha~ge will be in effect structural engineering chairman for Fall 2002 applicants. See AD MISSIONS, Pagr I:l and professor Frieder Seible. Testing continued Wednesday morning when a quarter-scale model of the structural column was put under enough pressure to theo­ retically cause the tested column to fail. "Failure occurs when a bridge can no longer carry any additional seismic load," Seible said. lyon liIew/GuordicJn Damage control: A UCSD structural engineer eyes cracks on a pier designed See TEST, Page 3 to support a new San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge in a large earthquake. A.S. OKs diversity commissioner Position awaits college councils' go-ahead By MARGARET O'NEILL councils, the new commissioner sioner on the A.S. Council. Senior Staff Writer will report to the A.S. Council on Commissioners are members of the state of diversity affairs at the cabinet and do not vote in the Rebecca Drexler/Cuardian The A.S. Council voted to UCSD. Responsibilities of the Senate. amend its constitution and estab­ position also include providing This would be the first new Not shopping: Felia Cortes, with help from UCSD students, protests at UTe lish a new elected position, the support to diversity-related orga­ commissioner added to the A.S. against what Students for Economic Justice calls unfair labor practices. commissioner of diversity affairs,. nizations, polling UCSD students Council since at least the 1980s, in an open roll-call vote last week. to assess concerns regarding said A.S. Secretary Anna Mason. Three of the five college coun­ diversity on campus, and appoint­ De Kervor said that the Unity cils must now approve the legisla­ ing representatives to committees slate included the idea for the SEJ protests at UTe tion before the constitution is pertaining to issues of diversity. posi tion of commissioner of diver­ amended. A.S. President Jeff The proposal was authored by sity' affairs in its platform during Group claims six janitors fired unfairly Dodge and A.S. Vice President Dodge, Brown and A.S. Vice elections in spring. The entire Internal Jenn Brown will present President External Dylan de A.S. cabinet and over half the By KIRmN HUBBARD notice, and that the fired worker the proposal to the college coun­ Kervor. Senate ran on the Unity slate. De Contributing Writer were trying to attain better wages cils beginning Nov. 15. The commissioner of diversity and benefits by organizing a union. H adopted by three college affairs will be the sixth commis- See 'OSmON, Page 7 UCSD students congregated at "I'm doing this because I feel it's the University Towne Centre shop­ the least I can do," said Roosevelt ping mall in La Jolla Tuesday to sophomore Lucia Moritz, one of rally against what they call unfair Sports about 20 students who protested. Weather labor practices by Westfield Westfield America acquired the Tho Tritons cl ... up CCAA TIMndIr...... 15: High 67 I Low 54 ~ INSIDE ... women'llOCelf honors, II America Inc., which owns 40 shop­ UTC mall in 1998, and renamed it BrionX .tor Cudtr ond cooch frtdlr ...... 16: Hlqh 67 1 Low 55 ~ ping centers nationwide. Westfield Shoppingtown UTe. ..nt. Me_.... rKoqNztd. SIIurdIy, ..... 17: Hlqh 68 Low 57 The protesters, primarily mem­ Westfield America owns 20 shop­ 4 I '* Ql!!!!!!!l. SH .,.9' 20 bers of campus group Students for ping cemers in California, eight of Lotion t. t~ [citOf' 5 SundIy...... 11: Hlqh 67 I Low 57 '\?> C C_ion ,7 Economic Justice, claimed that which are in the San Diego area. Hiolus Opinilin Building One Services Corp., a The protesters said that T n Tho WTO _ t.... lis pokn ROYI ... tl major West Coast cleaning con­ We tfield America should not have ___101""",".",_ AtOS ....L "We are qoinq all the way." C.tender 14 tractor used by Westfield America, hired BaS, and that UTC should CIeIII_ 16 SH P19' 4 unjustly fired six janitors from CNII 19 - lIMn Mdbnul hire the workers who were fired zo Horton Plaza and one from from the other locations. UCSD ~'s soccer heod coach Fashion Valley. Protesters said that the janitors were fired witllOut See RALLY, Page 7 .., I ., • { • f • I " .. , ... THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,2001 THE UCSD GUARDIAN NEWS) 2 NEWS THE UCSD GUARDIAN THURSDAY NOVEMBER 15, 2001 A.S. researches Triton WCSC adopts diversity resolution EVENfS ETCETERA Taxi expansion to TJ Language includes affirmation of First Amendment . , By DANA WEST publication that the council saw as WCSC Soph omore Senator Two locations eyed for pickups Senior Staff Writer discrimina tory. Kevin Hsu hel ped write the reso­ Thursda , Nov. 15 ALISON NORRIS Warren senators, howeve r, lution. Editor in Chief The Warren College Student said that the need for the resolu­ "Discriminatio n, prejudice By SHARON SHAPIRO Triton Taxi and wait inside for the Workshop: Credit and LAUREN L COARTNEY Council unanimously approved tion existed prior to the discus­ and hate exist on our campus, M/IItIIgmg Editor Staff Writer van to arrive. a resolution regarding the sion. even when they are not visible," debt information Jack in the Box is preferred UCSD Principles of "Ignorance exi sts at and Hsu sa id. "Onl y by ta king action MARYAM BANIHASHEMI & Representatives from the A.S. because it is open 24 hours a day, Lisa Murzyn of Consumer Credit ANDREW gUADRI Community, campus diversity beyond UCSD," said Junior ourse lves to better appreciate Copy EdItON Services and Enterprises staff and well-lighted and near officers on and free speech during its Nov. Senator Lauren Lee. "We should di ve rsity and confront hate ca n Counseling Services of San Diego the UCSD Student Safety patrol, Parent said. and Imperial Counties will present a JEFFREY WHITE 8 meeting. be striving every day as a counci l we hope to estab lish our campus GOOONEWS\ Nnvr Editor Awareness Program took a field Parent said the program would Discussion that led to the reso­ and campus to reaffirm our com­ as a pl ace of respect and und er­ workshop on credit, budgeting and \~e S"TATe Of EME~GElJC':j trip to the U.S.-Mexican border not encourage underage drinking, deb t. GEOFF DIETRICH lution began at the Oct. 18 mitment to education and aware­ standing." ~AC; 6EI;I\l DoWt.)612A~D FIWM A srociAIt Newr Editor last week to evaluate a possible because the proposal only allows a' WCSC meeting, sparked by ness on issues of all forms of di ver­ The workshop, sponsored by "~I~A\..~~ To "~Mnt.':l expansion of the Triton Taxi pro­ one-way ride, thus discouraging actions of The Its or art The __ "'P'essed Expe rienced?"', co mposed by John of the brain is determined by the genetic make-up Xbox Odyssey, a mobile tour exhibiting hereon do not necessarily !

Game' E·mall : edltortlucsc/6uardlan.or, Web: hItP://www.ucsdguardlan.or, A sneak preview wi ll be held fo r Robert Redford and Brad Pitt's new The UCSD GUllrd/Gft campus community. film, "Spy Game," at 7 p.m. at 1500 Gilman Or. 0]16, ,\landevJllc Auditorium. Free pa ses La Jolla, CA 9109]-0] 16 Will be dlstributcd at the box office Ac tual location: Second Floor, UCSO Nov. 16 at noon. Student Center Building A. Rm. 217 4 OPINION ruE UCSD GUARDIAN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,2001 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,2001 THE UCSD GUARDIAN OPINION 5

"happened to the French people." War is not an effec­ everything we can to stop this war. If to Peace," Nov. 8) is not only igno­ EDITORIAL After visiting France, it was more we do not stop this war, we too are rant and misleading but utterly than obvious to me that the tive, just solution culpable in perpetuating genocide. offensive. Following the worst ter­ Alison Norris, Editor in Chief French people are rightly proud of The present war is ethically repre­ rorist attack in history in wh ich Jeffrey White, News Editor France, and have no problems let­ Editor: hensible, morally repugnant, cate­ almost 5,000 Americans were kill ed Lauren I. Coartney, Managing Editor OPINION ting you know. As a Marine Corps Gulf War vet­ gorically indefensible and absolutely - while the country is still mourn­ Jennifer Sposito, Opinion Editor The very idea that the French, eran for peace and social justice, I unjustified. Even if one li ves by some ing and most of the bodies have not Josh Crouse, Sports Editor Italians, Danes or Spaniards don't have first-hand experience with the barbaric code or law of vengeance been recovered - an American Claire J. Vannette, Features Editor I BET THE NEXT ONE "feel the need to let anybody know" U .S. war machine. I joined the based upon mutual slaughter of student finds it necessary to follow that they are proud of their nation Marines as a young man with the innocents, the war has run its course: tlle propaga nda line of the killers. IS GONNA BE ABOMB. is ludicrous. Flags were not invent­ desire to defend democracy. Instead, The score is more than settled. T he U .S. government has UC raise proposal ed by the Americans. In Europe, I was used to defend a dictatorship in This, interestingly enough, is found a link between the perpetra­ heraldry and flag-waving have been the Middle East against another dic­ one of the only arguments I have tors of the murderous atrocity and will only benefit a around for more than 10,000 years. tatorship in that region, all in the heard in favor of the war besides Osama bin Laden's terrorist orga­ Wearing, displaying and saluting interest of corporate oil. That one­ the infantile diatribe of the, " they nization in Afghanistan. As a result, select minority Letters t~e Editor the flag are not things that sided war against the people of £raq started it" variety or the intellectu­ America n soldiers at this very The Guardian welcomes lerters from its Americans thought up; they are tra­ continues to this day in the fonn of ally stunting, "we have no choice." moment are riski ng their lives to At a time when UC officials have readers. All lerters must be no longer ditions deeply rooted in European wee.k1y bombings and brutal eco­ The international terrorist crimes root out the terrorists and replace repeatedl y made references to a tight bud­ than 500 words. typed, double-spaCed cultures. nomic sanctions that have claimed of Sept. 11 are inexcusable, but we th e funda mentalist regime~ that and signed. Lerters must also' contain a Most odious of the transgres­ the lives of at least a million pCople. may never know who the criminals protected them. get, the UC system is looking to give its phone number. We reserve the n'ght to sions committed by Santini is the A National Public Radio report responsible for the atrocities are. Yet as far as Lepori is con­ edit for length and darity. Letters may be thought - the idea - that we have estimates that approximately 50,000 H we do know who is responsi­ cerned, U.S. poli cy is completely executive vice chancellors and engineering dropped off or the Guardian office on the dea ns raises of as much as 25 percent - second floor of the Student Center or e­ not chosen to be Americans. innocent children in rnq are starv­ ble, the proper course is to bring wrong. According to him, it is not mailed. Send allierters to: No one forces you to be an ing to death each year in direct them to justice in an international about el iminating the killers and this while facu lty and staff can expect rais­ The UCSD Guardian American. You have the choice to response to our sanctions there. court. Slaughter of innocents, their supporters. As fa r as he is con­ es on ly in the ra nge of 0.5 to 2 percent. Opinion Editor leave this country and go else­ These bombings and sanctions must genocide by starvation and destruc­ cerned, "the im portance of fi nding The UC Boa rd of Regents will con ider 9500 Gilman Dr. 0316 where. Some people do. Evidently, end immediately, but I am writing to tion of nations will not make us Osma bin Laden pales in compari­ La Jolla. CA 92093-0316 express my view on something even the management ra i e during its Fax: (858) 534-7691 he does not understand this right. safer from future terrorist attacks. son to building a stable and secure T hursday meeting at the Laurel Heights e-mail: [email protected] All of us here - every adult in more urgent. The United States of In fact, chances are the current Palestine." How come? America - have chosen to stay Americas current war on the people policy is having quite the opposite T he worst thing that the United ca mpus of UC Sa n Francisco. here, and be an American. Santini's of Mghanistan must come to a halt effect. Write to your senators and States can do is to indicate tll lhe While the GlIrn-dirl1l acknowl edges that Patriotism is not exclu­ conclusion is simply too obscene to immediately. Many innocents have representative and to the White terrorists that it is willing to change paying top offi cials is a good business sive to Americans warrant a response. died as a result of U.S. bombings. House, sign a petition and participate its policy - any policy, anywhere practice, the intrinsic inequi ty in the pro­ The sloppy writing, obvious Others have lost their homes and in a demonstration. Above all, edu­ - because of their threats, killings Editor: lack of research, blinding elitism livelihood as a direct result of the cate yourself and organize! and li es. Are we to start taking cuc~ posed plan will ca use more harm than I am writing to you regarding and skewed logic of this article bombings. Start by reading the principles from the killers in the cavcs) I ~ the good. the aFticle by Simone Santini about make me ashamed to be a UCSD The United Nations and many of nonviolence and social justi ce Arab Street dictating Amenca n UC spokesman Paul Schwartz has flag symbolism ("Flag symbolism is student. This is the kind of dreg I humanitarian agencies have called taught and expressed so eloquently policy? Is the United Swc'> going tried to justi fy the move by stating that complex," Nov. 5). In all honesty, would expect to find on an upon the United States to at least by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. W ar to StOP supporting the only demuc­ this article did not deserve to be obscure Internet message board, halt the bombing so that food and is over (if we want it)! racy in the M iddle Em at the the sa laries the UC system pays its senior printed in the GUIlT/Jim, and it is an not ina respected universi ty aid may reach some of the refugees. request of a madman and his sup­ managers have fa llen behin d what other embarassment to you and your newspaper. This aid stopped because of the -Glen MotH porters? univer ities offe r. He said that "prese rv­ staff. I urge you to print your opin­ bombing and rlJis aid is the only Graduau mldmt, department of Whoever thinks that the tcr­ ing top-caliber lea dership, especially Santini's naive notion that ions - publish the controversial hope for these people. According to liurat/lre rorists will be content with a national symbolism and pride are issues - but please, do not allow an all these agencies, if the bombing change o f policy and that during these extremely challenging eco­ entirely American phenomena is Kenrick Leung /CuorolOt! embarassment such as this to soil does not stop immediately, hun­ u.s. must not budge on "Palestine is the key to peace" did nomi c times, is critical to maintaining unjust, untrue and offensive. He your pages again. If you recieve a dreds of thousands - perhaps mil­ not get the message of Sept. 11 . It UC' competiti veness and institutional suggests that France (where submission like this from one of lions - will die of starvation this policy toward terrorists is not about policy. We were and quali ty." Napolean's tomb lists all of his your writers again, please foward it winter. We are facing the grim real­ continue to be a target because we battles but Waterloo, and Charles to TIH KMItI, where it belongs. ity of genocide being perpetrated are a beacon of freedom, the pro­ This is a noble goal set forth by the UC W'fO summit goal: putting DeGaulle is regarded IS the man by the U.S. government. Editor: moters of democracy, and individ- system. It would keep the salaries of the responsible for winnin, World -Brett Goldsmith As citizens or workers in this Mathew Lepori's article ("A system's top people competitive with those War Il) is merely IOmethin, that UCSDsmior nation it is our responsibility to do Stable Secure Palestine is the Key See LETTERS , page 6 of other universities, enabling the system people ahead of profits to attract th e top talent and preserve the qu ali ty that people have come to expect from the University of California. Industrialized nations have the opportunity to The problem with the proposal is that the THOMAS large discrepancy between what the top save countless lives in developing countries JEFFERSON chancellors would be given and what the By DIVYA RUNCHAL more about the potential loss of profits afford potentially life-saving medical professors would be given is inexcusable. It Opinion Editor than the well-being of citi;,.ens of so­ treatment. It is unethical for the United SCHOOL OF LAw caUed "third world" countries. States to criticize other nations who are has the distinct possibility of creating a lot of While many members of the interna­ Unfonunately, the United States has clearly acting in the best interests of their disgrunded professors. While it is the seruor tional community are focused on the lat­ been one of the most effective and vocal citizenry when it is unable ~o follow the management that ultimately is responsible est developments in Afghanistan, another opponents of the fight to suppress devel­ same rules that it forces upon others. region in the Middle East is host to an oping nations' claims to easier access to Although the agreement reached by -- for the overall quality of the UC system, it is issue that could have an immense impact life-saving drugs. In the past, the United both sides in Qatar leaves many opti­ the professors who are in constant contact on much of the world. States has consistently charged that mistic about the future of public health in with the students. They educate the stu­ At stake are perhaps thousands oflives Brazil and India's desire for a waiver to a developing nations, it is hoped that a . ~ de nts and are direcdy responsible for the that will no doubt be affected by a recent rule that "guarantee[sl 20-year patents quick and effective enforcement of the qual,ity of edu ca tion that UC students agreement reached at the World Trade on medicines" will threaten the pharma­ resolution will be enacted. Yet it may not 7~?~ receIve. Organization summit in Daha, Qatar. ceutical industry. be wise to be optimistic about the agree­ Although negotiations were tense, a res­ ment just yet. While CNN reported on '1ttw:, 9, -'/)ee. 3" 2001 ( We fee l that even a 2 percent increase of olution was reached between developing its Web site Tuesday that the "deal is professors' salaries - the most optimistic nations such as Brazil and India as well as ;It is our responsibility to believed to give developing nations more for professors under the new proposal - industrialized ones such as the United ensure that everyone has flexibility in over-riding patent rules on .~ wou ld simply not be enough in li ght of the States on the matter of easing restrictions public health grounds," delegates have on patented drugs. Unfortunately, it is access to life-saving drugs not yet released the details of the plan 25 percent increase that the executive vice unclear how successful implementation and it is morally and it is too early for any of them to / l'Et,,/4~"t~ftfe~!!'1 chancellors and engin eering dea ns would of this plan will be. know if it is completely feasible. receive. Accordin g to the proposal , only For many years, critics have alleged irresponsible for us to Further complicating matters is the that weallhier nations have put profit ignore the fact that millions apparent reluctance of industrialized j r~.. ~It.. 8Itf~IIIIt .... Be .. ~~W .. ~ one- th ird of UC professors would get the above human life by opposing plans for nations to enforce the deal. Shockingly, 2 perce nt raise. T he remaind er would only of lives depend on developing nations to find alternatives to the United States delegation has stated ~,,~ L~'f ~~,~~" ~)e getti ng a 0.5 percent cost-of-livin g expensive dnlgs that the majority of their unrestricted access to that "the final text should be considered a In crease . citizens cannot afford. Both Brazil and effective medical political statement rather than a lega ll y ~~ With so much bei ng made of economic India, suffering from the social and eco­ enforceable document." This is obvious­ nomic burdens of millions of citizens treatments. We have ly distressing because it implies that not hardship of late, we simply cannot support ~, 16. -~. 27" 2001 infected with malaria and AIDS, have demonstrated our military much wiII actually change. However, as • Flexible dual degree propIID a move like this by the Unive rsity of sought to import or make generic drugs prowess in the Middle East­ noted before, it is simply too early to tell Californi a. that could be widely distributed in their whether the plan will work effectively or • Distinauished. ~ lad accealbJe faculty put studenta first If money is tight, then we urge the UC countries. Ye t they have consistently been let's hope we can not. It is hoped that this agreement will . • Indivldullizod aueadoa; averaae class size Is 30 IlUdenIs W stonewalled by the massive efforts of the effectively set the stage for better rela­ system to not spend what money it does demonstrate our prudence pharmaceu tical indusuy and the United tions between rich and Poor nations and • Januuy and A.... ~c:taSseI; ,ftdl1me and part-tbnc proar1IDI . ~~,,,~~ L'f~t' have on large raises for its top brass while States, both of which oppose their plans. and our compassion. dispel the idea that wealthier nations care leaving professors - the ones directly Thousands of lives could have been little for their poorer counterparts. • Full and pardal schoJirsb~ for entain& students with avetlp LSATa of 150+ 'J)t.~t~~,~,(.y responsible for our education - with saved - or at the very least prolonged - At the same time, however, the Today, the United States has a unique • Lowest tuido(l ofprivlt.e A8A~ law schools in CaIifomJa in the process. United States' hypocrisy on this issue has opportunity to demonstrate to tlle world sma ll ra ises that are scarcely above normal One has to wonder why an indusuy been exposed. On Nov. 8 CNN noted in that lives are .nore important than the • $tep-by •.., career COUIIHIJnI and aiddmce. job prepmdoD workahopI. ~~ cost-of-livin g in creases. ga rnering about $300 billio n a year is its Web site that the United States, after profit margins of corporations. judicial intemshipl.aod cJhUcII ecIIIc:adon prosnans ~. so. -'Dee. 10 .. 2001 We urge the UC Board of Regents to worried about the potential effects a series of anthrax scares following the It is our responsibility to ensure that • Presti&Joaa pl~"1IdiDI .....a ~ J'OIitions reject this proposal. We acknowledge generic drugs would have on the market. terrorist attacks in New York and everyone has access to life-saving drugs /,.. On Nov. 8, CNN reported on its Web Washington, D .C., "threatened to use and it is morally irresponsible for u to • AIwDni facJude...... Jaw&ms.lUDnut~ the good in tentions of the proposal but site that the "provision of cut-price med­ generic versions of the patented drug" ignore the millions of lives that depend and, memberofChcf~ ~~ cite it blatant inequality as well as the ici nes in poorer countries will hardly put Cipro because Cipro is so expensive. on unrestricted access to effective med­ current times of economic hardship as a dent on the ... indusuy." Yet the phar­ Although anthrax is a serious and poten­ ical treatments. reasons enough not to enact such large maceutical ind ustry still fears that future tially life-threatening illness, it is dwarfed We have demonstrated our military research will be jeopardized by "over-rid­ by the horrific effects of being infected prowess in the Middle East - let's hope raises for the senior manager of the UC ing patents." It is clear that this with malaria or AIDS - especially when we can demonstrate our prudence and system. immensely powerful industry is worried many in a poor nation simply cannot our compassion in the rest of the world. .- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,2001 THE UCSD GUARDIAN NEWS 7 6 OPINION THE UCSO GUARDIAN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,2001 fragmented approach to diversity Bisexual Transgender Resource tories. Position: issues," Dodge said. "This idea Office, the A.S. Women's Letters: This is part of a long war that comes from wanting to centralize Commission, the Hate Free Israel has been fighting. Our war New slot was a part of the action so that we can actively Campus Campaign, the UCSD Palestinians have erod­ against terrorism might be a long the Unity slate's platform create change and progress, and Cullllral Celebration and the ed efforts for peace one as well. This conflict will be Continued from page 1 increase our diversity. It's going to Cross-Culnlral Center. fought not only with bombs and prioritize diversity as a council De Kervor said the new posi­ Continued from pale 5 clandestine operations but wi th Kervor said she feels the position concern." tion is not the whole solution to ual expression. As such we are the words and ideas. Information can will be beneficial to the campus. If the proposal passes the col­ UCSD's lack of diversity. enemy of any religious extremists. be used as a weapon and history "We felt that it is important to lege councils, the A.S . Council will "It's not enough, but it's a step It isn't about America's actions as will be a strategic asset or a liabili­ have some sort of institutionalized accept applications for the position forward," she said. much as America's nature. Even if ty. We cannot afford to be ignorant voice for those communities who and the A.S. president will appoint The A.S. Council opened the America would alter its nature and naive about what we are facing don't feel like their interests are someone to serve until elections in vote on another constitutional and start to follow its enemies' and who the real enemy is. being represented by the leadership the spring. Dodge said the new amendment Wednesday night. line of logic it will not appease An independent and safe on this campus," de Kervor said. commissioner will not be appoint­ This one, if passed, will establish a them. To the contrary it will Palestinian state is one solution to Dodge said that many offices ed until winter quarter. seventh commissioner: the com­ strengthen their wiII to demand the current conflict. However, as within the A.S. Council already The proposal passed with a missioner of athletics. Senators even more. President Bush said in his -speech to have programs devoted to pro­ vote of 19-0-1. One senator must submit their votes by Friday. moting diversity, and that the new abstained. If passed by the council, this legis­ And what was so wrong, Mr. the United Nations on Nov. 10, ~ Drexler/Guordian Lepori, about the "way the United "We must unite in opposing all ter­ office of commissioner of diversity The commissioner of diversity lation will be taken to the college States government handled its rela­ rorists, not just some of them. Any affairs would manage such pro­ affairs will support and assist pro­ councils at the same time as the M.II mirth: UCSD students formed much of the crowd that marched through tions in the [Middle East)?" . For government that rejects this princi­ grams. grams like the Student Affirmative commissioner of diversity affairs UTe, attracting the attention of shoppers and mall security. years the United States has sup­ ple, trying to pick and choose its "Right now we have a very Action Coalition, the Lesbian Gay legislation. ported the Oslo Accords. The terrorists friends, will know the food court and filed in with colorful United States has facilitated nego­ consequences ... Rally: signs, drums and an enormous tiations on the final status agree­ Only after the Palestinians wood-and-cardboard model of a ment. clearly demonstrate that they large populations of groups "We wanted something that SEJ calls for UTe to rehire female worker. The group then President Clinton stood behind understand this principle should Resolution: underrepresented at UCSD. didn't just deal with Tbe.KMIII, but six fired mall janitors marched through UTC, followed The resolution called for the something that we could carry closely by television cameras, pho­ a generous offer proposed to the they get the support of the United Continued from pace 1 Palestinians in Camp David 2. The Nations, the United States or stu­ Plans were originally to creation of committees to exam­ out," Hanes said. "We felt that the tojournalists and several security Palestinians rejected the <;ompro­ dents at UCSD. speak out against Koala ine diversity appreciation and best way to combat hate was to Both Westfield America and guards. hate at Warren college, and to educate ourselves as a council, and declined to comment on the Protesters assembled around mise and instead started an armed Mr. Lepori, isn't the current Continued from pale 3 urc rebellion. effort about trying to eliminate ter­ oversee enactment of all the we decided to take a proactive role Issue. the fountain in the center of the During this, countless acts of rorist states, not create them? In addition to affirming First action items. [with this resolution)." According to the Los Angtlu mall, where Muir senior Jessica terrorism were committed against Amendment rights to freedom of Hsu said the decision to write Lee said many of the commit­ TlmtI, two BOS subcontractors in Lopez spoke to a crowd of Israel by organizations operating -Shira Landau speech and the press, the resolu­ the resolution - although initial­ tees outlined in the resolution Los Angeles were convicted of onlookers and protesters holding from within the Palestinian terri- UCSDrtudmt tion implements a structured ly sparked by the KotI'" controver­ have already formed. felonies this year, including "theft up banners proclaiming messages plan for. upholding the UCSD sy - was ultimately made on the "We've already signed up for of labor," or severely underpaying such as, "Danger: Educated Principles of Community, and basis of a desire for diversity and at least one committee, and all of their workers. Students" and "Students for for increasing education and awareness within Warren college the committees are meeting this "Everyone should be guaran­ Economic Justice: Making the appreciation for diversity in all and the greater UCSD communi­ week to develop a plan of action teed a minimum standard of living Invisible Visible." forms. ty. so that all of them will be up and and a minimum standard of After about half an hour, the The resolution adds a line item MOur view was that we had to running by next quarter," Lee decency in the workplace," said protesters dispersed on a threat of within the WCSC budget for address our own situation before said. protester Alex Menchaca, a police intervention. diversity-related programs. It also we could start improving other Lee added that it was impor­ Marshall senior. "These rights Students for Economic Justice requires increased educational organizations on campus," Hsu tant that the resolution include have been violated. It's about also participated in last year's suc­ programming at Warren college, said. action beyond the resolution equality." cessful efforts to provide better regular self-education presenta­ Co-author Doug Hanes said itself. The band of protesters burst benefits and wages for UCSD jani ­ tions during council meetings, and the original plans were to write a "We wanted to set forth actual through the doors of the urc tors. a diversity training session for the resolution against Tht KoII"'. goals that were attainable, that we council directed by an expert on However, Hanes said, the council knew we could do," she said. "I the subject. decided that what was really need­ was very pleased with the final Also included is mandatory ed was "a resolution that had teeth product because I knew that we'd outreach to a high school with in it." be able to do it." Guardiull HOUOAY i~~lle THURS. NO". 29 Tne ·L'!inceton Review

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Dylan de Kervor said she feels that states that "the university shall seele admissions procedure will be a De Kervor led a postcard cam­ Admissions: comprehensive review is a bener ou[ and enroll, on each of its cam­ three-phase process, replacing the paign, asking the regents to Film Ian INside process for undergraduate admis­ puses, a student body that demon­ old two-tier method, according to approve comprehensive review. • New policy would take sions. strates high academic achievement Brown. Over 400 postcards signed by stu­ Review: Moore enlmd",. 1-1 "It's going to be a more holistic or exceptional talent, and that A large difference will be in what dents were taken by a Graduate effect in fall if passed J)/ T/); Gmll/J ' 15 approach," de Kervor said. "It rea l­ 'Harry interview 'ne Continued from page 1 encompasses the broad diversity of is considered in the first tier, Brown Student Association representative ly takes into consideration where backgrounds characteristic of said. In the current system, the first to the Nov. 14 and Nov. 15 regents Potter' H 't'fU7' (07l(cn I 5 accepted solely on the basis of aca­ [applica nts] are coming from." California." 50 percent of students are admitted meetings. demic achi evement. Presi dent Richard C. Atkinson T he policy was not designed to Brown said that UCSD facul ty la US Rochelle i7ltm'II'"II' 18 solely on academic criteria, such as UCSD's Director of recommended that the Committee exhibit racial preferences of any GPA and test scores. In the new sys­ emphasized in meetings over the ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT page 13 page 15 Admissions and Relations with on Educational Policy recommend kind, according to B.O .A.R.S. tem, Brown said additional factors summer that academic fa ctors still HIATU 9 Schools Mae Brown said UCSD is the change to the regents. "Comprehensive review was will be considered initiall y. be heavi ly weighted in the new THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 200 1 THE UCSD GUARDIAN prepared for the implication of The B.O.A.R.S. proposal would not designed to change the ethnic "We're adding fami ly income, admissions policy. comprehensive review, and that she create a systemwide "rough out­ diversity of ca mpuses," Brown sa id . first-generation college, and stu­ "We're still looki ng for stud ents believes the policy wi ll pass in line," but the different ca mpuses The 2001 -2 002 state budget dents who are identified as attending who ac hieve," Brown sa id . Thursday's regents meeting. will develop their own adaptations allocated $750,000 for the imple­ schools that don't send many stu­ "Academic ac hievement is a critical "The preliminary vote today for their admissions poli cies, de menra tion of com prehensive review dents to UCs and CSUs," she said. component of the old and the new does in fact indicate that the board Kervor said. at the UC campuses. T he new poli ­ About one-third of the students admissions policies. The primary ~upports the comprehensive review Comprehensive review is the cy wi ll see some cost increases, will be ad mitted under this pl an, goal of comprehensive review is to poliC)'," Brown sai d on Wednesday Academic Senate's proposal to including wages for an increased Brown sa id. T he remaining stu­ admit the rype of students to ,I rlcrnoon. uphold the recentl y passed RE-28 number of application readers. dents will go t11rough an extensive UCSD who wi ll do well at ,\ .S. \~cc President E.xternal measure in admissions. RE-28 At UCSD specifi ca lly, the new "comprehensive review." UCSD." . Everv sunday 6:00p.m. Uvebands Powerlul Messages elelGe coHee bar and refreshments CommunitY Bible Church 9919 Carroll Center Road Book­ San Diego, Ca 92126 858-549-1129 WWW.CrossoverCBC.com lor. Life )I BDDk ...... t Sp.akl ...... ,t. Available at libraries, bookstores & Transportation provided @ UCSD Campus (see webshe for detailS) Christian Science Reacling Rooms Villt u at:www.adchristianscience.org Crossing Over to Christ no cover charge or can 24-hra. (619)338-1736

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The building that now San Diego standard criteria in assess­ La Jolla One can hang out with San Diego (619) 297-6440 (858) 458-9800 houses On Broadway once ~ All study-related testing and study ing a mall's worth, upscale friends, order whatever (619) 231-0011 housed Bank of America anchor stores such as kind of pizza he'd like and and H ome Federal Credit For some poor souls - Nordstrom and Neiman Papa John's has become relax under the cool light­ Built in 1925 by John D. Union and sti ll retains its medications will be provided at usually of the male persua­ Marcus can be found at a major staple of UCSD ing. And what about pizza Spreckies, the building at daunting vault doors. sion - the act of purchasing Fashion Valley, along with student life ever since it for delivery? Fast, conve­ 615 Broadway is now home Through the doors, how­ no charge. wares is viewed as a labori­ mall requisites Macy's and made itself visible on cam­ nient, efficient and, as to San Diego's most ever, you find a billiards ous task, and is performed in Robinsons-May. Another pus through coupon books, most the student body upscale hot spot - and room, ultra-lounge COIll­ the same dispirited manner favorable aspect of Fashion advertising and word of agrees, "damn good" when UCSD's best nightclub plete with white couches that would accompany any Valley is that it is largely mouth. it arrives. Quality is what pick! and blue-vi nyl pillows, and ~ Qualified participants will be act of drudgery. However, devoid of the usual droves With 13 locations in San Papa John's is all about, On Broadway is without the classy Gallery Lounge for the more enlightenld, of prepubescent rabble that Diego alone - including not kowtowing to some a doubt the place for those decorated by cutting-edge compensated for their searching for various elusive infests most mall s - thanks one on Villa La Jolla Drive grand corporation that is wanting to live it up in artists. items remains a never end­ largely in part to the fact (which is the closest fran­ only concerned with mon ­ style. If you are looking for OJ Mark Thrasher, who ing quest to be dutifully per­ that its stores serve a more chise to campus) - Papa etary gain like other pizza a posh evening and are not won the 2000 San Diego participation. formed with the same pas­ exclusive clientele. John's has become a popu­ companies. worried about a budget, Award for best club OJ, has sion and fervor as any other Where Fashion Valley lar spot for students to find Although most students you will certainly find what been known to spin the ritualistic act - and almost truly succeeds is in its sa nctuary, or maybe just a look upon Papa John's as you're looking for at this best in techno, house, funk always occurs at malls. diverse assortment of small­ little pizza. As the cheese "good stuff," there are a few club, which is located on and disco to please th e Please call toll free Complete with an array of er stores, including Tiffany's, melts over a delicious, who have other opinions. the Gaslamp Quarter's "exclusive crowd." stores designed to satisfy the which represents the ulti­ trademark thin-crust "I don't really like Papa northern border. That's right: Don't plan most fantastic need or whim, mate source of happiness for dough, your cares melt John's pizza because it Inside On Broadway, a on getting in unle s~ you this modem-day bazaar is not every girl, and Sun Diego, away with it. And who has doesn't seem like real fl oor of Itali an marble dre s to impress - and 1·SSS·STUDY·8S only the pwveyor of a diverse an overpriced, mass-marleet­ had butter garlic sauce with pizza," said Revelle sopho­ sparkles under a cei ling sorry, freshmen and sopho­ ~rtmentof~but~ ed store that no self-respect­ bread sticks and not felt more Caitlin White. made of gold. Two 72-inch mores, this club is 21 and Please ask for research of convenience. ing surfer or skater would be their knees go weak from "Their bread is like card­ monitors and a stratos­ over. Within San Diego caught dead in. In the end, the taste? board with crap on it. ( phere of lights line the On Broadway is open County, Fashion Va lley with its pleasant atmos­ "I think it's just a great don't know - it's not very walls and dance floor, pro­ Friday and Saturday, 9 p.m. Warren W. Pleskow, MD Mall, located off Friars phere, wealth of stores and pizza place to go to off of good." viding a backdrop of fl ash­ to 2 a.m. Admission is $15 . Road and situated only 15 prime location, its easy to campus," said Roosevelt Think what you want ing color. The Zen Cafe and Sushi Bar minutes from campus, is see why Fashion Valley Mall senior Natalie Greenberg. - Papa John's was sti ll On the first floor alone serves up Euro-Asian cui ­ Radiant Research generall y held by most to is generally held in such high And that is why Papa voted a great place to have you will find a VIP lounge, si ne Fridays and Saturdays offer the best in mall shop­ esteem within San Diego. John's is this year's best some piz.::!, a 35-foot- long bar and the from 6 p.m. to I a.m. ping. While not designed to pizza joint: because it is Zen Cafe and Sushi Bar. cater to a students often­ - Kim Tayrani" just a great place to go - Sabrina Morris, No details have been - Lindsay Boyd" constrained budget, this lux- Contributi"g Writtr when one is off campus. Staff Writtr spared in this posh night- St(Jff Write1'

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Tower Records features And if you venture through the "back" Sau-on Druqs thousands of CDs ranging from sound tracks entrance of Tower Records, you'll find all the to jazz to Mozart box sets to The Clash box jazz and classical music you want. Strouds linen Warehouse s<:ts. You'll find a small vinyl section and a And in all that clutter at Tower Records, massive collection of all the latest singles. there's also a small selection of guitar strings Whole foods Harket Tower Records has a passable electronic somewhere in that cavernous room. music section and a solid import section. The Tower Records store. in L3 Joll a is ot to mention hundreds of old CDs that located in the Ralph's shopping center near Buy One Get One have been marked down to bargain-base­ Sports Ciry and The Good Guys. It is open (Free of equal value or less) Not valid on moo merchandise or cake & pies ment rates. And of course, Tower Records from 9 p.m. to 12 3.m. daily. You can line up carries all of the albums that are on the for new releases on Tuesdays just past mid­ charts. night. You can also order music online from W w.mootl .C BJ s Chicaqo Pi2zeria Nearly half a dozen listening stations bttp ://tuwm·~(ords.com. allow you to li sten to new music and there is always ni usic playing in the store courtesy of - Joseph Lee, Blumberqs 01 Samsons _the employees. Hiol1lS Editor Cold Stone Creamery If a young man is accosted by an over­ Best radio station: bearing female who definitely wants his The Harne Broiler species. he ca n give her the phone number 9IX (858) 522-5597, and "the Brand X Rejection I Peer sCoffee ~ Tea Line certified specialists will handle [his] Copies Passport 4891 Pacific Hwy. case ...... 91 X is really looking out for its lis­ Color Copies : Rubio's fish Tacos San Diego teners, who, according to Program Manager Photos (619) 291-9191 Bryan Schock, is the younger demographic. 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Grand and Garnet Avenues are the land of That culture is what draws the cars off of perpetual traffic, tattoo parlors and hip coffee places. You can marlc your body. caffeinate See PI. Page la THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,2001 THE UCSD GUARDIAN HIATUS IJ 12 HIATUS THE UCSD GUARDIAN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,2001 PB: .L 'Harry Potter' magically escapes into wonderland Plenty of things to do for all I Guardian readers choice types, all the time I Film adaptation stays true to J.K. Rawling's novel, uses computer graphics to aid story Continued from page 11 I

from almost any angle. And there to dunk and try different things. By JENNIFER SPOSITO Interstate 5 to si t in the line on the . Best sports bar: is, of course, enough food to satis­ It's such a lively place to be at with Best date restaurant: Best coffee shop: Senior Staff Writer off-ramp. It may be tl1at they want fy all tastes. The menu covers your friends. You can find what you like to get down ro the beaches that Seau's standard bar foods like burgers, Forever Fondue and so can every one else, and you . Cafe 976 irector Chris Columbus' draw a rowdier crowd than most. onion rings, wings and fries, but have a great time in the process." 1640 Camino Del Rio adaptation of J.K. Rowling's As the locals arrive home and ce then branches out into wood-fired 1295 Prospect St., Ste. 201 Prices are midrange, so you can 976 Felspar St.. the fami li ar blue wave sign that San Diego pizzas, salmon and lobster ravioli . D"Harry Potter and the La Jolla expect to pay about $ I 0 to $20, Pacific Beach Sorcerer's Stone" whooshes into proclaims "Pacific Beach," the), (619) 291-7328 The cigar lounge was recently depending on how much you (858) 551-4509 (858) 272-0976 theaters tomorrow after months of know that life is different down changed into a sushi bar. order. Some find the portions a fervent speculation. Viewers are in there. There arc many sports bars to I f you happen to be of the post- Located in picturesque down­ little on the small side, but the Isn't it just sickening how all luck: Even the most zealous Potter During tile day, shopping r,1I1gcs choo. e frOIll in San Diego. Sports 21 variety, the bar is where the town La Jolla, Forever Fondue is a taste is definitely worth it. You coffee shops are alike these days, fans will not be disappointed. frolll the fresh produce at din­ City and Trophy's arc close to action is at. There are plenty of favorite place for an intimate each one a mediocre c0'py of the really get what you pay for. "Sorcerer's Stone" brings the cheap I lcnry's l11 arket to the I'intage UC D, but the students have spo­ microbrcws on tap and a slew of evening with that special someone. other? This is a great destination for first of tile Harty Porrer novels to hal'en Buffalo Exchange. i ightlifc ken and they have chosen Seau's specialty drinks including It offers a unique dining experience couples because the shared dip­ If you find yourself nodding in ilie screen. For those who have can be synonymous with "party." ~ports har as their favorite . "Lighming Lemonade." There is a around melted cheese, two-pronged ping quickly promotes con versa- . agreement, you obviously haven't been under a rock for the last three Sawrdays and Sundays, Garnet This Spo rts bar and grill is grea t selection of domestic brews, forks, and lots and lots of dipping. tion and a lively atmosphere. But been going to the right coffee years, the books follow the develop­ and all till: surrounding side ,trcet, named after tile !,'Te3 t hargers such as Budweiser and Coors Light, At your table, the mixture of heed the many warnings about shops. On 976 Felspar St. in Pacific ment of Porrcr and his schoolmates arc full of people who arc ciJIT11111g linebacker JWlior Seau. Opened in and import beers like Fosters, Bass your choice of cheeses, liquor and not eating directly from the fon­ Beach, Cafe 976 is more than JUSt a at England's Hogwarts School of the Pacific Beach life :Ind p'lrt)'ing 1996, Seau's has been quite success­ and Guinness. Seau's Lightning flavorings are delicately prepared coffee shop; it's an oasis, a home due forles and save yoursel f the . 'vVitchcraft and Wizardry, where with their friends . The infJl1lOus ti.J at luring fans amI tel evision Gold is a specialty beer. to accompany bread consumption. embarrassment of burning your away from home. It's what you've they get iliemselves into pates of PB H.lr and Grill where fflrmb crews alike. Occasionally, you may Seau's is located in Mission You just stab and dunk a selection alw3)'$ wished your 'house looked tongue. Come for either the trouble and adventure. meet and apparently el'cryhudy run into some of the stars of the Valley Center on Interstate 8 of seafood, meat and vegetables, whole experience or just for like. I larry arrives for his first year at knows YOllr name is the SOCIal Chargers as well. between Highway 163 and which take a flavorful bath in hot dessert, but you're sure to sing What's the appeal, you asle? Courtesy of Warner Srolhers Ilogwarrs, making new friends as hangour to cat, drink and be mert")'. The inside is reminiscent of Interstate 805. It is open Monday broth. As much of an attraction as Forever Fondue's praises and live Aside from the coffee being he finds himself contending witl! Hocus pocus: Harry Potter (Daniel Rad cli~e), Ron Weasley (R~bert Grint) and Hermione Granger (Emma Watson) cast a "PH is really a place of it; own Jack Murphy Stadium with a gray­ through Thursday from 11 a. m. to the main courses is the dessert: by their slogan: "Dip it, dunk it '" superb and the serviceOeing excel­ his archenemy come to life, the spell in 'Harry Potter and Sorceror's Stone, which comes out thiS Friday In theaters. dow n here in San Diego," loca l concrete look. But Seau's is va st 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday from molten chocolate that dances with do it." lent, there's 1I special feeling you get once-defeated Lord Voldemorr. the book and the film. The sc ript which tile book refers. It's a triviali ­ and junior Thad Ileringtoll said. and always fill ed wi lh lots of peo­ 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. and Sunday strawberries and marshmallows. Reservations are strongly rec­ when you walk into this place. For Three new faces star as Harry preserves the language of the ty in a movie that diligently rides "The C0111mutc that everyone ple and lots of energy. from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. "It's just a really fun place to ommendec!. starters, the renovated building that and hi s friends Hermione Granger Film books - its most notable change close to its source material. thinks is so bad with tht! tramc is Thc atmosphere can be quite eat," says Revelle senior Teny the cafe ihhabits was originally built and Ron Weasley, and the trio being the film's title (British audi­ "Harty Porrcr and the Sorcerer's really nothing. It's a trade off that vibrant during big games with big - J oseph Lee, Abebian of her experience at - Rinaldo Donnan, finds support with a cast com­ ences will see "Harty Potter and Stone" is certainly more tllan just a is worth it." televisions that can be viewed Hiatus Editor Forever Fondue. "Everyone gets StllffWriur REVIEW See 976. Page '4 prised of veteran British actors tile Philosopher's Stone," just as film for children. It is an escapade According to Herington, PB i; from the theater and cinema. Alan Special effects also come into the first Harry Potter book was so executed mindti.J of imagination what YOll make of it. You can lind W&UflMlWleOil Rickman positively drips menace play at several points in "Sorcerers called in the United !(jngdom). and creativity with resJlCct for the quiet nooks, such as Cafe 967, to SPECIAL ADVANCE SC_R_ as Severus Snape, the children's Stone," whether to bring life to the The all-British cast preserves the wonder that even grown-ups still tmdgc tllrough the mounds of read­ sallow-faced potions professor. enchanted Hogwarts Castle or to particularly English feci of the possess. It's worth the ticket price to ing courtesy of your professors a The film 's particular strong breathe vibranty into the assort­ world of Harry Potter, and filming go and indulge in Harry's world for bonfire to join or the social scene PATHFIN DER that he described as "pretty alivc." point is its liberal use of computer ment of backdrops and villains that locations included places such as two-and-a half hours. PRESENTS animation for special-effects prance through Harty'S adventures. Gloucester Cathedral and the "You JUSt learn to love the area because you can make it your own," WARREN (;) MILLER 'S sequences. Filming many of the The film serves as an excellent Divinity School at Oxford book's scenes would have been reminder just what special effects University. However, anybody who -- Ilerrington said. ~ Harry Potter and In PB , there reall y is something unthinkable with the technology of can do for cinema when used prop­ has been to King's Cross Station, the Sorcerer's Stone 10 years ago. The quidditch match erly; instead of filling in for bad London, to see from where the for everyone, if the)' arc bral'c C OlDBISIQI: sequence halfway through the film writing or plot gaps, they erUlance fabled Hogwarts Express departs, enollgh to venture olltside of - in which wizards on broomsticks Starring Daniel Radcl****iffe, Rubert UCSD. and make possible tile tI1ings that will note with discernment that the Grlnt and Emma Watson compete in midair in a game some­ rea lity simply cannot provide. film's "Platform 9-3/4" is not actu­ In theaters Nov. 16 u - Jessica Kruskamp, tiling like rugby and lacrosse com­ Purists will note that very few ally the same as the space between Rated PG n bined - is simply breathtaking. changes have been made between !(jng's Cross Pl atfonns 9 and 10, to Srll/or S'al)" I VT"IIrr

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------14 HIATUS THE UCSD GUARDIAN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,2001 THURSDAY, NOVEMBE~ IS , 2001 THE UCSD GUARDIAN HIATU 15 976: Weezer rides high on 'The Green Album' 11.15.01 hiatus calendar 11.22.01 Cory, friendly ambience 'The Grinch' packs plenty of makes Cafe 976 the best Jimmy Eat World and Tenacious 0 to open at the Cox Arena Continued from page 12 special features and extras By BRENT HECHT thei r third album , "The G reen in 192 7, so the brightly painted yel ­ will open for Convoy. Read the perform with a special guest at For the first time since 1994, Contributing Writer Concert Album." interview with Rochelle Rochelle Java Joe's. The show starts at 8 Tori Amos will be performing all low walls and the kitchen table seat­ Sing-a-Iong, behind-the-scene featurettes T he new record, which has so far @~----:t=hu::...:rs:.=..::da:L..Y ing make it feel like your grand­ on page 15. p.m. and the cover is $15. Call by herself. Amos and her piano will uesday night, Weezer, the produced three singles - "I lash mother's house when you were a kid. some of the many additions to holiday film Spaceman Spiff will be live (619) 523{)356 for more infor­ be at the Copley Symphony Hall most popular " post-slacker" PREVIEWS Pipe," "Island in the SlUl" and Cafe 976 feels like your own pri­ at the Onyx Room with their hip­ mation. for not one, but two shows on the group around, will play to a "Photograph" - has gone platinum vate safe haven - a place where By BRENT HECHT T hop infused jau. They will be reg­ ®1..------:s:..::..:at==ur..::.;:da~Y same night She has remained a sold-out crowd at the Cox Cuomo defied the rock star high­ and is sti ll on "new release" shelves. good things dwell. There's a break­ Contributing Writer ulars at the club every other VH- 1 darlings Flickerstick steady force in music and is cur­ ~ DVD Arena. school diploma stereotype and Still sporting the same geck­ fast nook in the corner that has Thursday. Call the Onyx Room for For a perfect punk-rock expe­ won on the gameshow "Bands rently touring behind her new Weezer hit it big in 1994 with use d hi s time off to attend chic look they helped popularize, every kind of breakfast food you hen Director Ron Howard's more information at (619) 235- rience, head to the Cox Arena to on the Run~ Now with a flashy album, "Strange Utte Girls~ This their very first album. The self­ Harvard Unive rsity. Bassist Matt Weezcr is currently playing can imagine. For the afternoon to live-action adaptation of the ~ REVIEW 6699. see Pennywise, No Use for a new record contract with Epic. recent release is a collection of titled album spawned three now­ Sharp and drummer Pat Wilson extended dates of their tour in evening crowd, there are obligatory Wbeyond-famous Dr. Seuss support of "The ,reen "";ulll," Name, Guttermouth, The they are out to prove that they covers with a spin, featuring songs legendary singles: " Undone­ created their own side project: a quiches, pastries and more. book "How the Grinch Stole The DVD's special features add Ian Moore will be performing Line and former Sun God per­ are not just another victim of rear­ by Oepeche Mode and The (The Sweater Song)," "Buddy band call ed The Rentals, and du bbed the "Midget lour." With a lovely selection ofJames Chrismlas" hit theaters late last to the movie experience almost as at The Casbah. He will be playing formers Face to Face in con­ ity-based TV shows. This Texas Beatles. TICkets are S40 and the Holly" and "Say It Ain't So." guitarist Brian Bell also esta b­ J immy Ea t World anti G. Respess photographs, the inside year, audiences and critics alike much as the enhanced video quali­ a solo acoustic set with a sound cert. Tickets are S12 and the quintet's power-pop sonic style shows start at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. The band also managed to grab lished hi s own group, T he Space Tenacious D will open for is quite cozy, but the real star of this ogled the astronomical production ty. However, the main feature, the that brings East-Indian riffs, Brit­ concert starts at 6:30 p.m. Look will be at 'Canes Bar & Grill at 8 Look to the hiatus section at several M1V Music Video Awards Twins. Sharp later left Weezer to \-\'eezer's show al the Cox Arena, show is the outdoor seating. Full of value and Jim Carrey's extravagant "Spotlight on Location," is rather pop energy and West Texas flavor to the hiatus section at p.m. Tickets are S13 and the http://.w,w.ucsdguardian.org for for its "Buddy Holly" video. All work on The Rentals exclusively which wi ll feature a guest bas I~l roses, vines, fountains, trees and rendition of the Grinch character. disappointing. The fearure does its together. The show starts at 9 http://www.ucsdguardian.arg event is 16-years-old and up. more on the shaN. tllis within a year of the band's and was replaced by Mikey because Welsh is currently med­ plenty of benches and tables, this The "Dr. Seuss' How The best to dumb down the genius of p.m. Call The Casbah at (619) for more on the show. major-label debut. Wel sh. ica lly indisposed. fairy garden is the perfect place to Grinch Stole Christmas" DVD the people behind "The Grinch" 232-4355 for ticket information. Punk and rockabilly meet in Billy Corgan and his new A tad overwhelmed by their Earlier this year, almost five mingle, read or just contemplate attempts to recapture much of the to the lowest common-audience Read the interview with Ian the Supersuckers. They will be at band, Iwan, are out on the road rampant success, the band took years after the lackluster sa les for something beautiful. awe of the large-screen version denominator, only barely illumi­ Moore on page 15. The Casbah and the show starts at and they will be at 'Canes Bar & an extended break after the "Pinkerton," Weezer re-estab­ Go to the Hiatus Calendar on page @'---_-=su;;;,,;,nd=a;L.Y One patron commented that through increased sound and video nating the very surface of each ele­ 8:30 p.m. TICkets are SIS and the Grill at 7 p.m. Iwan could be like hoopla died down. Songwriter, lished themselves as ultra-success­ 14 for ticket information regardmg "you can smell the narcissus when quality, for which DVDs are ment of production. Acoustic-folk artist Gregory support groups will be Fluf and the Smashing Pumpkins revisited gu itarist and lead singer Rivers ful musicians with the release of their show at the Cox Arena. ®I..--_-.:..:..:fri:.::.::da~y Page will perform at Java Joe's in the Streetwalkin' Cheetahs. but they could also reflect Billy you walk in the front door - that known. It even tries to expand upon Fortunately, more involved Ocean Beach. You can expect Corgan's recent keyboard work alone makes it wonh coming in the Grinch experience with a viewers can watch the specialized Catch Spaceman Spiff at beautiful melodies and poignant with techno-masters New Order. everyday.M plethora of special features. featurettes that respectably cover No one who has seen "The the incredible makeup production, Claire de Lunes. This relatively ~rics from this San Diegan. The The only familiar face from the There's a certain magic there. intimate and quiet coffee shop in cover charge should be around @1..--_....::.::tu=es=da::L..Y old days is drummer Jimmy With the noisy traffic and bustling Grinch" eould argue that color design of the biggest set Talking about the music with Ian Moore North Park is the perfect venue to $9 and the shON starts at 9 p.m. Chamberlain. If you can find tick­ people outside, this place feels like vibrancy is not a vital element of Hollywooc\Jlas ever created, visual­ catch the jau stylings of Spiff. Call Java Joe's for more informa­ Weeler was the best in ets they are SIS and the show is its own little world. While Cafe the movie's experience. Set against effects team that handled over 300 Texas native speaks of record label troubles and 'dreamy' music tion at (619) 523-0356. melodic indie rock with hits such 16-years-<>ld and up. 976 is far from being desened, the a background of blazingly white shots, and "Who School," in which Contact Claire de Lunes for more "The music industry is a weird Washington has inOucnccd his as "Buddy Holly" and "Undone aonosphere there is much more snow and with every character the actors were taught in detail how By MARA EVANS information at (619) 688-9845. industry," said Moore, who ra n into most recent music. "The environ­ (the sweater song)~ Now they chill than hip. minus the dog dressed in amazing­ to act, move and be Whos. These Staff Writer Clubbers: Go elsewhere. ly colorful costumes, accurate color fea turettes will make the pickiest of conflict with his record company, mental and regional difference has Classic rock and country~ike atti­ @t...... -_..:.:..:m=on=da::L..Y are flying hig}! again with "The Look to the Hiatus Calendar for certainly played a role." Green Album. They will be at the Keggers: Crash someone else's is requisite for the film . moviephiles gape in awe at the t's hard to imagine what a Capricorn Records, earl y on in his tude come together in the Convoy events in and around UCSD. Beyond everything, i\ loore is a You never know who might Cox Arena at 7:30 p.m. For party. Here at 976, it's all about Fortunately, the DVD delivers, genius, sweat and tears that went singer's voice will sound like career. sound. This San Diego quintet also While Moore characterizes songwriter. Despile having just features tight harmonies and great join Steve Poltz on stage. After S28.25 you can also watch sup­ All tickets can be purchased stopping to smell the roses. especially in the scenes that ' take into producing "the biggest motion Iwithout a rolling drumbeat or place in the Grinch's dark and drea­ picture production in years," and the strumming of guitar accompa­ these troubles as "something that released a new albulll, "Via melodies with its three guitarists. all, he co-wrote -You Were Meant port bands Jimmy Eat World through Ticketmaster by calling Satell ite," with Action Company, for Me" with Jewel. This local and Tenadous D open. Look to - Keely Hyslop, ry cave hideaway, where the darker are alone worth the price of the niment. everyone in the industry goes Convoy will be at The Casbah and (619) 220-8497 or by going to through," the resulting creation of Moore ha hi t the road solo. He is start at $10. The show starts musician is well·known in the San the article on page 15 for more StllffWriur tones are extremely vivid . DVD. The voice of Ian Moore defies tickets http://www.ticketmaster.com his own record label enabl ed him to taking the oppornmity to "strip at 8:30 p.rn. Rochelle Rochelle Diego music community. He will on the concert. unless otherwise noted. Unforrunately, in the scenes set in The DVD al~ includes features explanation. GUII'diIn ,..." choice photo cndiII: Whoville, the bright colors appear intended for small children, who Inexplicably absent is the explore himself as an individua l down" his sound and bring some­ slightly washed out next to the blind­ obviously make up a large portion Texan drawl, which one would artist. thing new to his alldicnc c~. In·N·Out, PB, Papa John's, CItIe 976 - Rebecca "It has allowed me to have more "Dreamy" is how ,\Ioure char­ Drexler ing white snow that covers the town. of the movie's audience. These fea ­ expect from a man raised in freedom. I like being able to do acterizes his performance>, and fans Fashion vaney, Se.is -Sam ~os Although nothing special for a nlres, which include a sing-a-long, Austin, Texas. Instead Moore ~ Fondue - Tyler Hili DVD, the enhanced visual quality a read-a-long and a "Dress tile speaks with clarity, only slightly whatever I feel like," Moore said. that choose to attend 1m show at Tower Records - Colin Young-Vt1olf does wonders for certain parts of Grinch" game, are excellent activi­ sarurated with fatigue from his Today Moore resides in Vashon lne Casbah will be in for a reverie the movie - especially those fea ­ ties for small children and are recent 10-day West Coast tour. Island, Washington. However, of sound. nlring Carrey. When the movie designed in such a way that small Moore began his professional Moore maintains his Texas connec­ "I just want to nuke really beau­ zooms in on Carrey, instead of the children can easily navigate career as a teen-ager playing for tion through his band Acti on tiful music," Moore said. smoothed blur one would see on through them. roots rocker Joe Ely in Texas. In his Company, which is still based in VHS, DVD viewers are given a Unfortunately, the DVD's early twenties, Moore started his Texas. revolting, amazing view of every remaining special features are own band and expanded his style "It is easier to write moodier The Hiatus Calendar on page 14 has contour and slimy hair on Carrey's while opening for the Rolling songs in a moodier place," Moore all the information on Moore's extensively made-up face. See GRINCH, Page 18 Stones, Bob Dylan and ZZ Top. said, when asked about how upcoming show.

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We will --. bpl,..1112t101 I www.counclltrllvel.com1-800-2COUNCIL I ------~------. 18 HIATUS THE UCSD GUARDIAN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2001 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15,2001 THE UCSD GUARDIAN PORTS 19 AMERICAN Stoner: ------.------ELECTROLOGY CENTER Web-exclusive stories McGwire steps aside only accessible through the Guardian Web site with dignity and class Permanent Hair Removal for Men & Women Film Review: Novocaine Continued from pace 20 hiatus The team, with big wins over The team finished with a 1-3 DVD Review: Little Women (1933) it to the Cardinals and the fans of t (41-Q). UqD1I'IlDa • Gentle, Professional Personalized Care () " I I " I - e.~~~~~i-~~=: bad an aeepdoQal "lstem Washington, UCLA and record for the competition Penn~.se and Face to Face. preview St. Louis to step aside so a talented • Competent, Skilled Registered Electrologists www.ucsdguardian . org free agent can be brought in as the weelaa, knocking dOW'll bIdt­ Cal Poly, is currently ranked because it defeated UC Davis but tries. Tori Amos concert preview final piece of what I expect can be a to-beclt fourth in the region and has a was outmatched by the Stanford • Clean, Relaxing, Warm Friendly Office X and Y teams, Chico Stare and World Championship.caliber ~ shot to advaru:e to the ~------team." MEN'S LACRtlaSE P.aDc: Coast Olampionsbips. UC Santa Cruz. Honestly, how much class does The team of 12 rookies and I Invest in ONE session, the second is FREE : that take - to recognize that you The men" Jac:ro.se ~ fin. MEN' a RUG B Y eight veterans showed its youth­ l ______-"'~ S ~h= ~s~O.:!~.':'I~O I~ J Meet up-and-com ing band, Rochelle Rochelle can no longer dominate a game you isbed up its fall ICUOIl w.itli an fulness during the tournament once found so easy) To be able to impressive 15-6 win apinst UCSD1I men's rugby had a but also gained valuable CA-peri . Sal & E... . Claremont Collec this put toCIIIl weekend at the Stanford· ence for its new players. 858.909.0900 by so Music Awards' "Best New Artist" to rock The Casbah turn aside personal glory for the e CALL SUDHA SHAN B.Sc, R.E. .ppt. sake of the team and the fans? weekend. 'run-1Iay . Area Fall Classic For a FREE Confidential Private Evaluation By DAVE BYNUM There are very few athletes in tmy UCSD's ~ .. led by 10unwnent when the team fin· UPCOMING 8950 Villa La Jolla Ste. 1210 · La Jolla, CA 92037 Staff Writer league who would be able to malce Fonz Ibda and Mart.LaFWadn. isbed with a 1-3 record. the decision that McGwire did. and was backed by Bco Bri.Itpw . Lc.ea included a close battle Nov. 16: Ice hockey plays U C ochelle Rochelle is the buzz Who can blame McGwire for and Ben HulIey at mid..&del., wftti Chico State, which fell to Davis at t[fC at 10:15 p.m. name in the San Diego rock walking away from the game with . 12-1. Sacramento State and Nov. 17: Ice hockey plays Rscene right now. Recendy, they his head held high? He adamantly S A I LIN G a-boldt State also shut out California State University Long were named by the San Diego said that he does not want to be one Uc:;sn with 20-0 and 22-0 wins, Beach at Lakewood Glacial at Music Awards "Best New Artist of those athletes who hangs around UCSD's sailia& team cam.. 9:15 p.m. 2001." In this interview with the longer than he should; those once­ through a downpour ow:r the ~;W match of the tour­ Equestrian has a show at UC Guardian, lead singer and guitarist heroes that just slowly and painful· weekend at tho NartbISouth IWtIeIlt £or UCSD, Chris Raoglas Davis (Nov. 17 and Nov. 18). Erik Berg shows Rochelle Rochelle's ly fade away while refusing to rec­ IntersectioaaIs in SIll Luis Obitpo, ac:ored the oaIy goal of the game Cycling will race at UC Davis true colors and gives some advice to ognize their good years are behind Calif. The 1IeaJIl placed 11th out rl to~t USF, 7-0. (Nov. 17 and Nov. 18). aspiring San Diego area Musicians. them. 18 boats in the • cirilica. Men's ultimate has a warm-lip Babe Ruth is a perfect example. Team cap~. Ward and ULTIMATE DISC tournament at UCSD (Nov. 17 Q: In a San Diego market flood· After the Yank.ees decided Ruth's Valerie Brossart PiKed _2th in and Nov. 18). ed with young rock bands, what career was done, he went to the the A divisioa. lLabGrant and !be VCSD WOIIWlS ultimate Women's ultimate hosts the do you think gave Rochelle Boston Braves and played terribly, Erica McClUR! tooI!:.eiabthln the disi team pudcipated in its first So-Cal Tournament at UCSD. Rochelle the "New Artist of the often getting booed by the Boston B Division. ~ llic:bInfI took tournament of the year at the year" award at the San Diego Sean Invibtional in Santa - Compiled by Jeff Chung Courtesy d RodleIIe R~ fans before he finally retired mid­ third in the 1inP-haaded ~ Ryan Music Awards? way through the season. 1 don't divisioo. Cruz, Calif. COlltributing Wriur A: I think it was a combination of a Meet Rochelle: From top to bottom: Ivan Garzon (bass), Mikey Cannon blame McGwire one bit for retir­ ...,...,\ \. t II r! £ few things: One, I think our live (drums), Clay Elliot (sax, flute) and Tommy Collins (guitar). ing. Can't pay your ~. \ \ \ , Ii show is definitely something that But there are people out there sells us. We really work off the is finished. Sometimes I'll even doesn't work out. We don't have who feel that McGwire shouldn't WI NTE ~··-~~-··t··-\---+ ',. energy of the crowd, and I think record a demo of it at my house the patience for that. retire - that he should keep pl ay­ the crowd feels that. Two, our with all the instruments finished ing and chase that elu sive 600 music is different and good. It and bring it to practice to play for Q: Do you have any advice for home-run mark. stands out amongst other local the guys. Then I show them how to aspiring musicians in San Diego? To these ignorant fa ns: That REGI STRA116~~_\-1" bands. And three, we worked really play it. A: Play lots of shows with lots of attirude reflects the sad state that hard at making people notice us in The other 10 percent of the different types of bands. Play to dif­ sports is in today. Athl etes today this town. We did interviews with time I'll come in with a song that is ferent crowds. Make a demo, send chase numbers and individual sta­ FEES by the /\.. \ .. \._\- all the local radio stations, music almost finished, but I might not it to all the local music radio shows tistics - most often in direct detri ­ magazines, played Street Scene ... have a bridge yet, or I'm not sure - they will eventually play it. Just ment to their tea ms. How many DEC. 21 s \ \ ' . we tried to make more noise than how to end it or how many times to play your music to as many people batters have tried to hit a home run any other local band. I think we did repeat this part or that part, and as possible. on a 3-0 pitch and popped out a pretty good job at that. then we'll kind of finish it together. when their team needed baserun­ deadlinel It's definitely not much of a collab­ For more information on Rochelle ners) You fa ns are the type who Q: Describe a little bit of your orative songwriting process in this Rochelle and free mp3s go to propagate this mentality. songwriting process. band, but it works for us that way. http.//W\'WY.(achelJe..rachelle.com. Sure, McGwire could probably Then take a A: Ninety percent of the time, I will We've tried to write as a group Look to the Hiatus Calendar for infor· hobble through another year, TRI P come in to practice with a song that from januning and stuff, but it just mation on thei! show with Convay. maybe even rwo. He could certai n­ ly hit 17 more home runs. Yet he TRI P (Triton Registration Installment Plan) woul d be a liability to his team the and other text-based presentations, ing capability planning on purchas­ whole rime. H e can barely run at allows you to pay your registration fees Grinch: are nothing special. ing the movie should definitely go all , he is limited defensivel y as a in three monthly installments. Some special features don't "T he Grinch" DVD, while it the DVD route. fi rst baseman and he has been easi­ does have a few holes, generally ly ncutralized the past two years For more information and an application, provide much insight enhances upon the movie through with a sim ple free pass to fi rst basco please visit our website at Continued from page 15 enriched quality and the inclusion The (irinch O r he coul d do the noble thing of several astounding special fea ­ and step aside, opening up $30 mil ­ www-bfs.ucsd.edu/saubs rather di sappointing. The rures, almost achieving the awe· li on for th e Cardinals to spend in "Outtakes," while funny, are di sap­ filled experience of watching the Starring Jim ( arrey***, Taylor the free·agent market and hel p the or co ntac t th e Billing Service Office at 534·6806. pointing for a Carrey movie. movie on the big screen. Momsen and Jeffrey Tambor team ami community he deeply Similarly, the DVO-ROM features, Considering that the DVD is $26.98 suggested retail price cares about to make it further into I)ON'T WAIT, ACT NOW! which include some rather trite priced identically with the VHS Rated PG the postseason next year. games,Web links, production notes version, anyone with DVD-watch- Let this great man follow his morals and step aside. Instead of greedily complaining about what he has n't done, envelop yourself in what hc has achi eved for the game of baseball , for his team and for -DIGITAL CAMERAS himself; always in that order and always the way it should be. WHY RENT? BUY! -FILM CAMERAS -LENSES 11()p~8 ISLAND BOYS n()p~22 D.J. KINGSLEY -C~MCORDERS AOTW: "Our son Todd told us about Tobin anti we immediately called him 11()p~/S D.J. SCOOTER n~~29 ISLAND BOYS I -DARKROOM Freshman looks forward to help us find a place. We were extremely pleased with his vast SUPPLIES to playoff volleyball knowledge of the area and his ca re for safety. We sent Tobin out Continued from pace 20 with Todd to find a place, and Tobin did an awesome job. He has TOBIN been in the starting lineup for been extremely helpful,: and is always there for you! We trusted him 459·7355 much of the year, Dunsmore came One of UCSD's finest 7720 Fay Ave, La Jolla CA off the bench against Chico State io find a place for our son and so should you." WWIN. bobd~iscamera . com because it was senior night for UCSD and the seniors received the - Sheldon & Sara Ann Scherwin of the Year majority of playing time. Now Dunsmore and the entire Nominee! 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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15 , 2001 THE UCSD GUARDIAN SPORTS 20 Soccer bags MVP, coach of the year UCSD defensive player named CCAA's best while coach also grabs top honors By COURTNEY FIELD when the CCAA named him the 2001 McManus is excited about being Staff Writer CCAA coach of the year. named the 2001 CCAA coach of the Cuder was surprised when year, but now will focus his attention UC D women's soccer has excelled McManus told her she had been on the playoffs. beyond anyone's wi ldest dreams. named the year's MVP. She did not "Each game will be a battle Over the past 15 years, Trjton soc­ expect the honor, according to because you don't make it this far if cer's head coach Brian McManus and McManus. you are a bad team," McManus said. hi s squads ecured nine Division III She has been an imposing defen­ "We must not make too many mis­ Regional Championships, five sive force for UCSD. The senior takes, but we must capitalize on the Divi ion III National Championships defender had four goals and five assists mistakes of others. " and onc Di vision II ational on the season, but her real contribu­ UCSD, one of eight teams left in Championship. tions were immeasu rable as a team the playoffs, is prepared to face its \Vith tl,C help of se ni or defender leader and solid defender. Cuder has opponents. ~ ncl 200 I California Collegiate also been a team leader all year long. Cuder is confident and has the Athletic Association !.Iost Valuable McManus commented that "how same feeling this year she did last year Playe r o f th e Year Julia Cuder, they played and how they produced is before earning the National ,\IcManus Icd his team to an incredi­ what has made me successful." Championship title. ble 18-1 regular season record and lIe continued, "[Winning the "We are going all the way," Cuder ca ptured thc Division 11 Southern Division II National Championship] said. "Everything is looking good Guotdion file photo Division Champi onship. last year was like a fairy tale - a blur. and everything is clicking on the Although Mc,'vlanus is familia r We just want to get back to the same field ." Sipinllutosrlphs: Soccer star Julia Cuder, recently named the CCAA with success , he still felt "excellent" place this year." most valuable player of the year, signs autographs after a game last year. Triton named CCAA athlete of the week Freshman volleyball player earns honor for final week of the season By JOSH CROUSE Though just a freshman, Dunsmore has Sports Editor played beyond her years all season. She has not thought about her grade, but rather what Traditionally, sports teams look to veteran she could do for the team. here is one players to carry them through the final weeks "I never doubted myself," Dunsmore thing overshad- of the regular season. Veteran leadership is said. "1 think that you have to play with 1:on­ generally viewed as key in any playoff run. fidence. 1 didn't come into the season think­ owing Mark That's why it is such a bonus when a rookie ing that I had something to prove, but 1 just steps up and plays well, as is the case with the wanted to contribute as much as I could to McGwire's 583 UCSD women's volleyball team and fresh­ the team. It doesn't matter what grade level home runs. man outside hitter Stacy Dunsmore. you're at." It towers over his 6-foot-5, 250- Dunsmore improved her game over the The freshman from Oceanside, Calif., pound frame. It renders his massive last week of the season and earned the 2001 played with confidence all season, but arms, corded with- muscle, and his Molten California Collegiate Athletic recently sent her game into another gear. tree trunk-sized legs insignificant. Association Women's Volleyball Player of Dunsmore was key in conference wins over It places him in a separate, elite cat­ the Week award for the week of Nov. 5 Cal State Bakersfield (which is ranked 20th egory from the rest of the sporting through Nov. 11 - the final week of the in the nation), UC Davis and Chico State, world's premier athletes. regular season. . when the Tritons finished the season riding What, you ask, could reduce For the week, Dunsmore averaged 4.38 a six-game winning streak. this titan - who is fifth on the kills per game on a .38 hitting average along After beginning the week with a match­ career home run list and who hit 70 with 2.9 digs per game and .88 se rvice aces high 14 kills to go along with a team-high 11 home runs in one season - into an per game. digs in the three-game sweep of' the ordinary joe? , t - I ~ • Though the numbers speak for them­ 'Runners, Dunsmore followed the perfor­ His humility. ' -...... :. ~~ ,- ' selves, Dunsmore was quick to point out that mance up with a match-high 17 kills against The man who captivated the -- the team also deserved credit for the award. UC Davis. nation in 1998 with his chase of "I think that this award not onJy recognizes She closed out the week with four kills, Roger Maris' single-season home me, but the team as well," Dlmsmore said. seven digs and three service aces in limited lyon LifNi/Guardian run record retired Sunday. He "There are si~ people on the court and not just action against Chico State. While she had walked away from a S30 million Making contact: Freshman outside hitter Stacy one. It shows that the team has been doing contract and the chance to become Dunsmore has made a big impad on Triton volleyball. good things and coming up with big wins." See AOJW. Page 19 the fourth person in history .to hit 600 home runs. So why w.ould he pass up a chance to add to his enormous legacy? Why is he retiring at 38 - Crew learns a lesson after hosting competition the same age at which Barry Bonds hit 73 home runs? Tritons struggle overall but beat several Division I teams during event I'll tell you why: It's because of who he is. The big man has an even By ISAAC PEARLMAN women's crew coach Patti minutes behind the seventh-place time of 25:49, sandwiched behind bigger heart, and despite what Sports Editor Pinkerton. "It's a very uneven Ari7.0na boat. two SDSU boats and ahead of two some may say, I truly believe he is playing field ." However, Pinkerton was not UC Irvine boats. ending his l6-year career for all the UCSD men's and women's UCSD men's crew started the disappointed with the low place­ "[I] was very pleased," right reasons. crew took to the water on a cl ear day off for the Tritons on a posi­ ment of the women's novice boats. Pinkerton said. "For us to finish First of all, hel; definitely on the Sunday morning last weekend in tive note, placing third in the open "The novice eight had three third against SDSU and UCI is downside of his career, as he will Mission Bay to participate in the four event with an elapsed time of novice crews come in the tail end, extremely well and our stroke was readily admit. Last year he hit .187 Fall Rowing Classic. 23 :14, four seconds ahead of the but they've only been rowing a sick. The San Diego State team . with 29 home runs and played in Competing agai nst San Diego SDSU and seven second ahead of week," she said. "Traditionally, in was reaUy strong last year. " less than I ()() games. He h2s chron­ State University, University of San UC Irvine. the fall we don't do particularly However, the women's colle­ ic knee and back inj.uries that have Diego, UC Irvine, Ari7.0na State The men also placed in the col­ well. I only put them in to see how giate eight boat wasn't as fortu­ kept him on and off the disabled list University and several other com­ legiate eight competition, coming they do and 1 was happy with nate, and came in last in its event. for the past two years. petitive club teams, UCSD's men's in fourth at 20:28. USD was the that." Despite the last-place finishes In a press release, McGwire and women's crew teams gained winner, running the course in The women's open eight boat by the novice boats and the colle­ stated, "After a considerable discus­ some much-needed experience. In 19:55. fared better, rowing a 26:09 to giate eight boat, Pinkerton came sion with those close to me, I have several events UCSD placed ahead The women's team had three place fifth overall. out of the event with a positive decided not to sign the extension, of SDSU and UC Irvine, two novice boats in the junior novice "[They] did quite 'well beating outlook. as I am unable to perform at a level Division I schools that offer schol­ eight race, and they all disappoint­ some open clubs," Pinkerton said. "For us to boat four novice equal to the salary the organization arships. ingly finished in the bottom three The women's team rowed to a crews in the fall is pretty oustand­ would be paying me. I believe lowe "We're racing against Division spots, coming in eighth, ninth and strong finish in the open four ing, " she said. "It's an indicator I schools with scholarships," said 1Oth p'la~e . All were over three event to grab third place with a that our program is growing." See SlONER. 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I (, 'E Nov. 17, 7 p.m., RIMAe Arena: Men's basketball vs. Un iversity 01 Redlands Nov. 18, 5 p.m., Triton Soccer Stadium: Women's Soccer vs. Incarnate Word